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Verderosa Farm alleva bovini all’aperto, vende carne grass fed e gestisce pascoli, boschi e aree verdi secondo princìpi rigenerativi: un modello concreto di agricoltura che genera più benefici che impatti.

Wetlands rank among the most biodiverse and hydrologically valuable ecosystems on the planet. Yet they can deteriorate rapidly: progressive silting from sediment accumulation, bank erosion, the loss of continuous water inflow, and the spread of invasive species can trigger a cycle of degradation that strips habitats, biodiversity, and landscape of their richness.

Organisations operating at an international level generate emissions primarily through operational activities and business travel. In the case of the Global Alliance for Banking on Values (GABV), professional travel represents the main component of its carbon footprint.

Lio Piccolo is an area of outstanding landscape and environmental value in the Venice Lagoon, characterized by its traditional fishing valleys and a delicate balance between lagoon ecosystems, human activities, and tourism.

The LIFE Svolta Blu project, funded under the Climate Governance and Information sub-programme of the European Union’s LIFE Programme, was launched to address the growing water crisis in the Vicenza area, intensified by climate change and human pressure.

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Dolomite Mountains, a tour operator active in the Dolomites, launched a structured pathway in 2021 to measure, reduce, and capture its climate impacts, integrating sustainability into its business model.

As an increasing number of companies adopt Science-Based Targets for Nature (SBTN) and commit to avoiding the conversion of natural lands, it becomes essential to accurately identify natural and critical habitats potentially affected by development projects.

In recent years, the Brenta aquifer has experienced a progressive lowering of the water table. This phenomenon is due to the effects of climate change, the intensity of water withdrawals, and the reduction of permeable surfaces. Water scarcity creates difficulties in meeting agricultural needs during the summer months and threatens a key resource for the water supply of many municipalities in Veneto. To address these challenges, it has become a priority to develop solutions capable of regenerating hydrological cycles and preserving the region’s natural capital.